Log

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Logs are a vital resource in TFC and an early game building block that is not affected by gravity.

Log
Acacia Log Placed.png
Ash Log Placed.png
Aspen Log Placed.png
Birch Log Placed.png
No block image.png
Chestnut Log Placed.png
Douglas Fir Log Placed.png
Hickory Log Placed.png
Kapok Log Placed.png
Kapok Log Placed.png
Maple Log Placed.png
Oak Log Placed.png
Palm Log Placed.png
Pine Log Placed.png
Redwood Log Placed.png
Sequoia Log Placed.png
Spruce Log Placed.png
Sycamore Log Placed.png
White Cedar Log Placed.png
White Elm Log Placed.png
Willow Log Placed.png
Ash Log.pngAspen Log.pngBirch Log.pngBlackwood Log.pngChestnut Log.pngDouglas Fir Log.pngHickory Log.pngKapok Log.pngMaple Log.pngOak Log.pngPalm Log.pngPine Log.pngRosewood Log.pngSequoia Log.pngSpruce Log.pngSycamore Log.pngWhite Cedar Log.pngWhite Elm Log.pngWillow Log.png
Tools

Steel Axe.pngSteel Saw.pngSteel Hammer.png

Stacksize

16

Size

Very Large

Weight

Medium

Renewable

Yes

Ore Dictionary

logWood logWoodTannin (Birch, Douglas FIr, Oak, Maple, Hickory, Chestnut, Sequoia)

Gravity

No

Drops

Self (Axe)

Sticks (Hammer)

Flammable

Yes

Extra Item Data

See Data

Obtaining

Logs are gathered by chopping down Trees with an Axe. Chop the bottom-most log to fell the entire tree. If the axe does not have enough durability to fell the entire tree, as many logs as possible starting from the top of the tree will be chopped and the axe will break.

Player placed logs can also be harvested with a Saw.

Usage

Crafting Recipes

Logs are used to craft Lumber and Support Beams.

Logs can be stored in Log Piles, which are an ingredient of Charcoal Pits.

Sticks

Breaking a log with a Hammer will yield 1-3 sticks.

Fuel

Logs are the primary source of fuel for Firepits. The left 4 slots on the GUI are for logs on the fire.

Logs are also required for the initiial creation of the Firepit

Name Burn
Length
Burn
Temperature
Acacia Log.png Acacia Shortest Dark Red**
Ash Log.png Ash Shorter Dark Red***
Aspen Log.png Aspen Shortest Dark Red*
Birch Log.png Birch Long Dark Red**
Chestnut Log.png Chestnut Short Dark Red**
Douglas Fir Log.png Douglas Fir Short Dark Red****
Hickory Log.png Hickory Longer Bright Red
Kapok Log.png Kapok Shortest Dark Red**
Maple Log.png Maple Longer Bright Red
Oak Log.png Oak Longest Dark Red****
Pine Log.png Pine Shorter Dark Red*
Sequoia Log.png Sequoia Long Dark Red*
Spruce Log.png Spruce Short Dark Red
Sycamore Log.png Sycamore Long Dark Red*
White Cedar Log.png White Cedar Short Dark Red*
White Elm Log.png White Elm Long Dark Red**
Willow Log.png Willow Shortest Dark Red

Leatherworking

Rack

A horizontally placed log will function as a leather rack, allowing the use of a knife to scrape a soaked hide.

Tannin

Placing a Tannin log in 1000mB of Fresh Water creates a full Barrel of Tannin.

The Tannin logs are: Birch, Douglas FIr, Oak, Maple, Hickory, Chestnut, or Sequoia.